Healthcare providers' use of a concise summary to prescribe for lactating patients.

Background: Most breastfeeding individuals take at least one prescription drug, yet limited data from lactation studies are available to inform the safety of these drugs during breastfeeding. As a result, healthcare providers (HCPs) rely on available information about safety of drugs used during pregnancy or on personal experiences to inform prescribing/counseling decisions for breastfeeding individuals. To improve risk communication regarding drugs used during lactation, the U.

Zoning, accessory dwelling units, and family caregiving: issues, trends, and recommendations.

This article explores the relationship between zoning regulations and co-residential family caregiving in the United States. It first provides an overview of U.S.